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| robsjenn chapter 1 . 3/17/2013
I love this ending! Please let me know if you're continuing this. Thanks for writing!
| M474 chapter 1 . 3/16/2013
Well, this was pretty god until the end-where did it go? What happened? Seemed like it just cut off abruptly.
I liked the premise, but some of the language felt robotic or forced.
| Twi-Mom12292005 chapter 1 . 3/14/2013
Full blown panic is right, WOW...
| Deia1721 chapter 1 . 3/13/2013
I am like totally doing an "Edward Cullen Hair Pull" right now! This was such delicious cluster-fuckery! My stomach literally dropped to my feet there at the end. OMG! Quite the little twist on the story! Loved it! Loved it! Loved it!
Good luck with the contest!
| raidershell chapter 1 . 3/13/2013
Oh I just loved this...now with so many questions remaining in my head, I just have to know how it all turns out and that all of his panic is for nothing! :)
| Cin chapter 1 . 3/11/2013
Wow! I love it... Good luck with the contest! :)
| garddita17 chapter 1 . 3/13/2013
Nice little twist there at the end. I hope these two can have their happy future together without any guns being present. lol I am just happy that Bella found a future with Edward and now her father.
| archy12 chapter 1 . 3/13/2013
Aw,this Edward was such a sweetie!I did think Charlie might be Bella's estranged Dad,but that would have made Bella Edward's cousin,so it seemed god Edward was adopted,right?Of course it's nice that Charlie found his daughter,and I think Edward doesn't need to has done so much for Bella and his intentions are good,so Charlie will forgive him for the sleeping part.
This story is complete as it is,but it might be fun to have a couple more you going to write more?
| Guest chapter 1 . 3/10/2013
I would like to see more of this one. Does Bella get to keep River? What does Charlie think? Does Renee try to get involved with them and make things worse? So many questions. Good story and good luck.
| married2thcoach chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
Great story. Very sweet and sad at the same time. Loved the twist at the end. And you left it open for more. So will you continue on?
| AngeliqueMasen chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
PLEASE, continue this story!
| freakybella chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
So sweet! I hope you continue this!
| girlygirl0706 chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
Damn...just when it was getting good. Plese continue this.
| snoopylover60 chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
Oh my God! I don't know if I should laugh or cry for Edward! What a freaking mess!
This is the best on so far.
Renee needs to be shot. I hope Charlie does the shooting!
Love this, I can not wait for the next chapters!
Please continue this, truly amazing!
| Bee's Bookshelf chapter 1 . 3/12/2013
I loved this! Such a wonderful, caring Edward! I love how he wanted to help her so much & how his feelings just sprung on him.
Very well written ... I'm also wondering if this will be continuing after the contest is over ... ?


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"It's an interesting case because you have this clustering and clumping of particular people through market processes and social relationships," says York University professor Roger Keil, who researches global suburbanization. "Immigrants from a particular ilk living together – that's the common history of immigration from the Lower East Side of New York City to 19th-century Vienna."
"Cities Are Not as Big a Deal as You Think." UNDARK.
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"Roger Keil, an environmental studies professor at York University in Toronto, began discussing this idea with several colleagues following the release of the 2007 UN report. They realized that most public discussion about the current "urban century" focused on "the couple of square miles around city centers," he says. Yet most urban dwellers today — as well as the three billion more expected in the future — are likely occupying suburban areas. "Why are we not talking about these suburban expanses?" he wondered."]]>
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This workshop, supported by Osgoode Hall Law School and The City Institute at York University, is aimed at early career scholars in law, geography, urban studies and other cognate disciplines. The goal of the workshop is to rethink, challenge, and critique 'traditional' forms of property, in theory and practice, within the context of land use planning. Property in the common law tradition is conceived as a right to something, whether physical or not, that is disconnected from the object or idea itself. Property interests are almost always hierarchical and exclusionary.
An emerging body of critical legal scholarship posits that the right to exclude should not be considered the core of private ownership, arguing instead that property is rooted in more a complex set of social relationships. Interdisciplinary legal geography scholarship similarly challenges the hierarchical and exclusionary notions of property law and instead embrace a plurality of legal orders and a messy collection of interests. Land use planning conflicts over privately owned land can be used to reveal the complexity of contemporary property relations. A critical challenge is to confront complex property rights that exist in built environments, triggering multiple actors such as local and provincial governments, First Nations, land developers, neighbourhood associations, and the public. At the same time, legal systems acknowledge that persons are entitled to equal treatment within the applicable administrative and political bodies that shape and resolve planning disputes. To effectively resolve conflicts related to spatial development, a deeper understanding of the complex interactions between land use planning, governance models and resulting property rights is required.
This two-day interdisciplinary workshop will showcase the work of Nicholas Blomley (Professor, Simon Fraser University), Gerda Wekerle (Professor Emeritus, York University), and Mariana Valverde (Professor, University of Toronto) as keynote speakers. The workshop will include four thematic workshops, each with 3-4 participants and faculty discussants who will provide feedback on the papers. Workshop papers may be submitted to the Journal of Law & Social Policy published by Osgoode Hall Law School.
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Nicholas Blomley (Professor, Simon Fraser University)
Nicholas Blomley is Professor of Geography at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. He is a geographer, with a general interest in law, and a particular interest in property in land. His work includes the tracing of property in many conflicts and social relations, including gentrification, urban gardening, the municipal regulation of panhandling and, most recently, indigenous-state treaties. His current work focuses on the use of 'area restrictions' included in bail and sentencing conditions imposed in the context of criminal proceedings involving marginalized groups of people. He is also part of a large collaborative project exploring the liquidation of Japanese-Canadian property after WWII.
Gerda Wekerle (Professor Emeritus, York University)
Gerda Wekerle is Emeritus Professor a the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University. Her award-winning work focuses on growth, urbanization, sprawl and nature, public policy, local government and local politics, social movements, urban agriculture, and gender and the neoliberal city. Her research and work with women's organizations in the 1990s successfully led to improvements in Toronto Transit Commission services for women, including requesting stops after 9 pm, designated waiting areas, better camera systems, and a women's security committee to advise on the design of the Sheppard subway. Dr. Wekerle retired from York University in 2015.
Mariana Valverde (Professor, University of Toronto)
Mariana Valverde is an award-winning professor at Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal studies at the University of Toronto, where her current areas of focus are urban law and governance (historically and in the present), and, at the theoretical level, Foucault, sexuality studies, theories of spatiotemporality, and actor-network theory. She has authored numerous books, co-edited collections, journal articles and popular publications, and has been a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada since 2006. In addition to other projects, she is the principal investigator for a SSHRC-funded project, "Planning by contract?" (2013-1016), which illuminates how legal tools from private law, such as contracts, as well as the governance structures developed for and by public-private partnerships, are changing local and municipal governance. She is also writing in a historical sociology of urban regulation, examining how legal and policing tactics have been used to draw or reinforce lines separating 'good' from 'bad' neighbourhoods.
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"People may love to hate the suburbs, but whether you like them or not, most of the population and job growth in Toronto is happening in suburban areas," said Sean Hertel, an urban planning fellow at the City Institute at York University.
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Since then, CITY has become an internationally recognized research centre, facilitating critical, interdisciplinary and collaborative urban research, public policy interventions, and community activism, both locally and globally.
"I hope it can be said that we are never satisfied to rest on our laurels", says Director, Dr. Linda Peake in her opening speech of marking the special moment. "We successfully rechartered a few years ago and we have just submitted an application for a large SSHRC Partnership grant. Our goals for the coming year involve developing a fundraising plan to enable us to financially support more visitors to CITY and to further our research. Yes, we spend time searching for money – but we also spend time building up a community of future researchers, without whom, the money would be pointless!"
CITY has been a presence across various scales where urban issues are subject to progressive political action and path breaking critical research. Locally, the institute was involved in relevant municipal debates in Toronto and its suburban neighbours; regionally and provincially, CITY researchers have been called upon to speak to issues related to greenbelt and growth planning as well as transit equity; federally, the institute has been part of building a progressive national urban agenda for cities across the country; and internationally, the City Institute has developed a profile, among other things, through its research on global suburbanisms and its recent focus on a critical reevaluation of planetary urbanization. A two-day workshop on the latter topic preceded the anniversary celebration and brought distinguished international speakers to York University.
To mark a vibrant decade of research and community-building and to further promote critical dialogue on Canada's urban agenda, CITY hosted a panel discussion of renowned urban thinkers and practitioners on the evening of the anniversary: "Toronto in Crisis: Challenges, Possibilities, and Actions".
David Miller, the former Mayor of Toronto (now President of the World Wildlife Fund and Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Environmental Studies) eloquently framed the discussion and set the stage for Jane Farrow, journalist and founder of Jane's Walk, to introduce each panelist with humour and elegance. For David Miller, the primary urban challenge is to rectify growing social inequalities – intensified by political exclusion of newcomers from municipal voting, and by a public transit system that has not kept pace with the GTA's dramatic growth.
Socio-spatial disparities and the politics of redistribution and recognition were addressed by all presenters. Drawing on her expertise as an urban political geographer, Dr. Ranu Basu, a CITY faculty member, used counter-maps to reveal how the city and its social fabric have been hollowed out through public school closures, damaging the ethno-cultural community-building-capacities of marginalized residents. To showcase the possibilities she sees in Toronto, Dr. Basu narrated with photographs the artful adaptive re-use of inner-suburban industrial and commercial spaces by newcomers into sites of multifarious suburban/subaltern cosmopolitan activism.
Focusing on the value of grassroots activism, Angela Robertson, Executive Director of the Queen West Central Toronto Community Health Centre, did not mince words. Ms. Robertson directly attributed Toronto's crisis to systemic racism that manifests in intense poverty, dramatically foreshortened urban Indigenous lives, discriminatory police carding practices, and the violence disproportionately enacted on Black male bodies. With critical intensity she reinforced the value of Brown and Black lives and the powerful strategies of resistance by the Idle No More and Black Lives Matter solidarity movements.
Further insight into the complex interactions between space, power relations, and civil society, was provided by award-winning Globe & Mail writer Doug Saunders who recounted how his initial foray into journalism as a York University student sowed the seeds for his acclaimed book, Arrival Cities: The Final Migration and Our Next World (2010). Where inner-suburban politicians once enacted discriminatory by-laws to prevent immigrant settlement in shared accommodation, Toronto's urban landscape has now been radically shaped by waves of migration.
As political attention turns ever-outwards to the suburban periphery, City of Toronto Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam (Ward 27, Toronto Centre – Rosedale) closed the discussion by reminding the audience of the marked socio-spatial divides in downtown Toronto. The entrenched rationalization of neoliberal discourse at City Hall and the political power of Toronto's suburbs frustrate her, because they often inhibit a unified social justice agenda to combat exclusion, dispossession, and displacement within the city. She congratulated CITY on its accomplishments and enjoined its members to continue their cutting-edge, critical urban research, noting that it has the power to enrich urban policy and to facilitate constructive political debate.
In a decade, under the inaugural directorship of Dr. Roger Keil – and now Dr. Linda Peake – CITY has blossomed from an idea into a research centre with a global reputation. Their leadership has been a source of inspiration for urban scholars, for York University, and for urban knowledge production worldwide. CITY has become a place where ideas are generated, knowledge disseminated, funding secured, and a welcoming community created – from graduate students to world-renowned scholars.
Congratulations CITY on ten successful years! May the coming decade be even more inspiring.
Dr. Alison Bain, Acting Director, The City Institute at York University
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Why a survey of 15,000 Toronto students presents a terrifying look at the city's transit system – and a way to fix it. (National Post)
"As a result of the collaboration between all four major universities, all using student-recorded travel diaries, the study provides a comprehensive snapshot of the city's 184,000 university students. It's a group the researchers say has been missed or underrepresented when conducting traditional landline surveys such as the TTC's Transportation for Tomorrow survey."
"But the study does not just give more information on students, it also gives policy-makers and researchers a better understanding of the transit system."
"What our survey does is provide a microcosm of the problems that are faced right across this region," Siemiatycki said.
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GTA student commute times are too long: joint transportation survey by Ryerson University, University of Toronto, York University, and OCAD. (Inside Toronto)
"Roger Keil, environmental studies professor at York and one of the researchers for the survey, said the high number of responses clearly indicates the topic's importance. Keil, who himself spends 90 minutes each way commuting by transit, said he was surprised to find only 12 per cent of students said they drove to the Keele campus. "Judging from the amount of cars in the parking lots, I thought it would be higher," he said. The survey's preliminary results found York students have among the higher commute times, with 41 per cent spending two hours or more per day travelling to and from campus. Now that the survey is complete, next steps involve making data available to other researchers, which might lead to better policy and infrastructure decisions, he said."
Four Toronto universities release findings of student transportation needs. (York Media Relations)
"StudentMoveTO, a collaboration between Toronto's four universities to address student transportation needs, found that students in the GTA are spending too much time commuting to and from classes each day."
"The findings are the result of a joint survey conducted by the four universities. It is the largest survey of its kind in the region, completed by 15,226 students from OCAD University, Ryerson University, York University and the University of Toronto. The initiative is the first travel survey in the GTA to effectively capture student travel patterns, offering a window into the transportation challenges university students face."
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Marathon commutes affecting quality of GTA university students' education, report says. (Toronto Star)
"Among the report's findings; about one third of students are spending more than two hours per day traveling to and from campus, and the further a student lives from campus the more likely they're to pick courses based on their commute, and be discouraged from participating in on campus activities because of travel time."
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"A booming economy in Istanbul has resulted in rise of consumers borrowing large sums that have in turn fueled development in suburban regions. The situation of borrowing has resulted in the creation of new debts in accordance with lifestyle expectations of the suburban economy."
In January 2015, the CITY Institute was invited by members of the Jane-Finch community to join a Jane/Finch community-led response to the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy (TSNS). The TSNS is a municipal social development plan which sets a 2020 target date for "strengthening the social, economic, and physical conditions" in all of Toronto's 31 designated Neighbourhood Improvement Areas (NIA). Each of the 140 neighbourhoods in the TSNS study was given a score ranging from 0 to 100. The lowest scoring NIA, with a score of 21.38, was the Black Creek neighbourhood, while the second lowest score of 24.39 was of the Glenfield – Jane Heights area, both of which are located within Jane/Finch.
We were asked to participate in the research team embedded within the larger Jane–Finch TSNS 2020 Task Force. This was a community-led examination intending to define what the "improvement" of Jane/Finch should look like, according to the community who live there. The project, with funding from a York University TD Community Engagement Centre Catalyst Grant and from the Jane/Finch Community and Family Centre, brought together York University Urban Studies undergraduate researchers Loren March and Shelby Kennedy (under the supervision of the City Institute Director Linda Peake) with a team of researchers from the Jane/Finch Community and Family Centre, the Community and Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP) at York University, other students from York University and Ryerson University, the Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women (EHCW) and local residents.
The team engaged in a participatory action research process with Jane/Finch community members until late spring 2015, the results of which can be seen in the newly released 55 page report, The Jane-Finch TSNS Task Force Community Response to the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy: What Neighbourhood Improvement Looks Like From the Perspective of Residents in Jane-Finch. The findings concluded that community residents in Jane/Finch have specific concerns and very clear goals with regard to neighbourhood improvement, but that there is a critical disjuncture between the TSNS priority indicators, the specific needs identified by the community, and the ability of the City to address those needs. These findings were presented at a July community meeting, attended by City Councillors Anthony Perruzza, Maria Augimeri, Georgio Mammoliti, and other city officials. The Task Force has since established an Action Planning Committee to discuss how to disseminate the report's findings, and to assist Jane-Finch resident groups in lobbying and working with their local representatives, in order to follow up on the recommendations with meaningful action.
Loren March, Shelby Kennedy and Linda Peake.
For the full PDF file please see the attached file: TSNS-Research-Report-August-12-2015]]>
Please look to attend the City Seminar "Open Creative Labs: Critical Reflections on Creativity and Work in Berlin" on March 4th, 2016, Room 626 in the Kaneff Tower York University between the hours of 12:30 – 2:00pm.
Abstract: In recent years we have been observing the establishment of new places such as maker spaces, fab labs, coworking spaces, hacker spaces or living labs. In Germany, most of these places cluster in large metropolitan agglomerations. In a recent research project we subsume these places under the term "Open Creative Labs". First tentative interpretations seem to link these spatial phenomena at the nexus between urban and economic geography as many labs curate urban centrality for serendipity and creative encounters at a spatial micro scale. Cases from Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and other German metropolitan regions will illustrate the variety of lab formats and function as a mirror to discuss some consequences of the lab development for urban policies.
Suntje Schmidt is a research fellow at the IRS. She studied geography, American Studies, and business studies in Berlin and New York. Her doctoral thesis focused on the channels and effects of knowledge spillovers in the knowledge economy. Her research interests lie on the time-spatial aspects of generating and sharing knowledge and innovation, resilience practices of actors in knowledge and creativity intensive labor markets and on the conditions for the inter-regional transfer of practices and experiences. She is interested in the role of places as nodes in transnational networks and communities. Her resent research focuses on participatory innovation processes in Open Creative Labs (e.g. Coworking Spaces, Fab Labs, Maker / Hacker Spaces etc.)


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The Buchanan Bears baseball team won Friday's home conference game against Clovis East by a score of 12-4.
(May 6, 2011: Clovis, CA 93611) Buchanan Bears (Clovis, CA) fans exited the stadium thrilled Friday as they observed their baseball squad overcome the visiting Clovis East Timberwolves (Clovis, CA), 12-4 in a league test.
With the win, Buchanan upgrades its record to 25-2 on the season. The Bears host Clovis North (Fresno, CA) to battle the Broncos in a Tri-Rivers test on Tuesday, May 10. The Broncos come into the test with a record of 14-13. Clovis North lost 5-1 in their recent league test against Clovis (Clovis, CA)
With the defeat, Clovis East falls to 13-14 on the season. The Timberwolves travel to Central (Fresno, CA) to battle the Grizzlies in a Tri-Rivers test on Tuesday, May 10. The Grizzlies come into the test with a record of 21-5. Central won 10-9 in their recent league test against Clovis West (Fresno, CA)


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SEATTLE -- The Rangers are beginning to like the extra-inning affairs. They won their second of the series, sweeping the Mariners in the process to take a half-game lead in the AL West.
It was Texas' first sweep in Seattle since April 1999, when the club played its final series at the Kingdome.
Once again, it was good starting pitching and timely hitting that got it done. C.J. Wilson did pitch into jams and had runners on base in all but two innings, but he limited the damage. The fourth was the best example. Wilson gave up two singles and a double to put runners at second and third and give the Mariners a 1-0 lead. But Wilson pitched out of it, getting a strikeout and fly out with the bases loaded to prevent a big inning.
It was Wilson's fifth consecutive quality start to begin this season, just one shy of Kevin Brown's franchise record of six in 1993. Wilson went seven innings and threw 114 pitches, his most in 2010. But he allowed just the one run and kept his team in it despite a sterling pitching performance from Mariners right-hander Doug Fister.
Turns out, the Rangers just needed to get Fister off the mound. He threw 100 pitches in eight shutout innings and gave way to closer David Aardsma. Elvis Andrus drew a leadoff walk on nine pitches and stole second base. David Murphy then drove him in to tie the score.
"I had faced Aardsma five times and thought I'd get a first pitch fastball," Murphy said. "I just wanted something I could drive."
Murphy wasn't through. He came up with Julio Borbon at third in the 11th and delivered the key sacrifice fly off Mark Lowe that gave the Rangers the lead.
"The only pressure in that situation is the pressure that you put on yourself," Murphy said. "What made it challenging was the guy out there throwing 97. But if you let him supply the power and take an easy swing, which I tried to do, it works."
Other reaction:
* The key play of the game was Andrus' nine-pitch walk in the ninth inning. The Rangers weren't able to put anything together off Fister, but Andrus' walk off Aardsma gave them a boost. Andrus said he just wanted to work the count and find his pitch.
"I knew when it was 2-2 that he was probably going to throw fastballs," Andrus said. "So I fouled some off and when it got to 3-2, I was looking at my zone. He threw one high."
Andrus said he didn't hestitate to steal second.
"I wanted to get over there and he has a high leg kick, so I went," Andrus said.
He scampered home on Murphy's single. It was the kind of manufactured run that makes a difference in a close game.
* RHP Neftali Feliz, part of the Rangers' two-man closing crew (Frank Francisco got the save on Saturday), came in and didn't waste any time. He earned an eight-pitch save on his 22nd birthday. He's the first Ranger to earn a save on his birthday since Francisco Cordero on May 11, 2004.
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* Ian Kinsler was 1-for-4 with a walk. He's hitting .333 (4-for-12) in his first three games this season.
* Ron Washington was pleased with his outfield defense too. Borbon made a nice running catch to end the fourth and Josh Hamilton had a good throw to keep runners at second and third in that same inning.


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If youÆve usedĀYahooÆs webcam chat tool,ĀBritishĀspies may have collected photos of you Ś and you may have been naked.
What happened?ĀBritainÆs surveillance agency, the Government Communications Headquarters orĀGCHQ,Ātook and stored images from millions of Yahoo webcam chats between 2008 and 2010,Āthe Guardian reportsĀbased on documents provided by former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden. The NSA helped with the operation, which was dubbed ōOptic Nerve,ö the documents show.
What are the images of?ĀInstead of saving full videos,Āthe program logged one image every five minutes from a userÆs chat.ĀThe document says that between 3 and 11 percent of the images taken contain ōundesirable nudity.ö
One GCHQ document put it like this: ōIt would appear that a surprising number of people use webcam conversations to show intimate parts of their body to the other person.ö
Who was spied on? According to the GuardianÆs report, images were collected fromĀusers not suspected of any wrongdoing, but rather taken as a bulk action to create a database of photos. The operation accessed anonymous user IDs across the world, and could include users in the U.S. and U.K. becauseĀGCHQĀdoes not have the technical means to filter out those citizens.
The number of users affected is in the millions Ś in one six-month period during 2008, more than 1.8 million Yahoo accounts were accessed.
Why did GCHQ do this?ĀThe images were collected so the group could experiment withĀfacial recognition. GCHQ hoped the photos could help locate criminals and terror suspects.
The images could also be used to build a huge, digital archive of photos of previously arrested people.
ōFace detection has the potential to aid selection of useful images for æmugshotsÆ or even for face recognition by assessing the angle of the face,ö one document read.
How much is the NSA involved?ĀTheĀdocuments did not show how much access theĀNSAĀhad to YahooÆs webcams, butĀNSA research helped GCHQĀbuild its tool that identified YahooÆs webcam traffic.
Additionally, during the image collection,Āinformation from the webcams was fed into NSAÆs search tools.
What did GCHQ and Yahoo say about this? ĀIn a statement to the Guardian, aĀGCHQĀspokesman said, ōIt is a longstanding policy that we do not comment on intelligence matters.
Yahoo says it wasnÆt aware of the GCHQ spying and told the Guardian that it strongly condemns the program.Ā


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While Disney's iconic Star Wars franchise dominated the marketplace last year, here's a look at 12 other licensors that also influenced the brand licensing sector worldwide.
Paramount and Nickelodeon Movies have announced a sequel to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, to be released in 2016.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Pizza Hut are collaborating to promote the upcoming film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, out this August.
Snap Creative and its in-theater division SnapCo are planning five promotional toy programs at movie theaters worldwide this summer.
Consumer products inspired by films is a classic sector for licensed merchandise and to that end, License! Global presents its annual Flick Pics feature as a resource to chart films with licensing potential in 2013, 2014 and even into 2015.
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Claims management companies 'preying on people' who are ending up worse off even if they win PPI claims
Stressed: One client had been charged £3,300 in up-front fees alone
Claims management companies (CMCs) are raking it in as more people make payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling claims, despite the fact they have just as much chance of making a successful claim if they do it themselves.
The CMCs should be banned from charging up-front fees, a charity said today, after research found customers are being left in the dark about the costs involved and their chances of success.
Citizens Advice has seen cases where people have won their claim for PPI mis-selling but have ended up worse off due to being saddled with large fees by the claims managers handling their case.
The typical up-front fee is £600, the
charity said, yet customers can keep all their compensation by making a
claim themselves for free.
One client had been charged £3,300 in up-front fees alone.
It found a quarter of people were in debt after forking out costs for the claims management companies' fees and charges.
Citizens Advice chief executive Gillian Guy said: 'Claims management companies are preying on people who have already lost out thanks to the banks' mis-selling.
'These companies are a hindrance, not a
help. We see people who end up worse off because, despite having a
successful PPI claim, the compensation goes to pay off their debts and
they are saddled with a large fee.
'Plus many people are paying up-front fees yet never get a penny of a payout.'
The survey of more than 300 consumers
who had been contacted by CMCs found that in almost three quarters of
cases (72 per cent) when they first made contact, firms did not say when
they would charge their fees and two thirds did not specify what the
costs would be.
Less than half of firms were also clear about people's chances of making a successful claim.
The findings come as PPI claims are
continuing to rocket and estimates have put the eventual cost of the
scandal at around £15billion.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS)
has said that people tend to have just as much chance of making a
successful claim if they do it themselves as when they use a CMC, with
around seven out of 10 cases upheld in consumers' favour.
It has seen the share of people using CMCs drop off sharply in recent months as consumers are feeling 'more empowered'.
Half of all the PPI complaints the ombudsman receives are now brought directly by consumers.
Consumer champions such as
MoneySavingExpert.com and Which? have been pressing the Government for
tougher regulation of CMCs. The Government recently announced a
crackdown, meaning that rogue CMCs could be forced by the Legal
Ombudsman to pay compensation to consumers.
From next year people who feel they
received a poor service from CMCs can take their complaint to the
ombudsman which has powers to ensure people receive compensation where
appropriate, up to a maximum of £30,000.
The Ministry of Justice said that thousands of people have been let down by a 'small number' of firms and the changes will mean tougher action can be taken against persistent rule-breakers.
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Microsoft this week offered a sneak peek into next year's release of Windows 8.
In a blog post, the software giant said Windows 8 is "about reimagining Windows" -- so Microsoft is rethinking Explorer, the file-navigation interface the company calls the "cornerstone of our product."
The primary change is an expanded "ribbon": the top section of the window that includes various command functions. A survey of anonymous user data sent to Microsoft showed that today's Windows Explorer users hardly ever use the ribbon.
Most commands are entered with a right-click, and 32% are entered with keyboard shortcuts (like "Ctrl-C" for copy). Just 11% are entered through the ribbon.
So what's Microsoft's solution? Jam in more.
It plans to pack around 200 commands into the Windows 8 ribbon. (The details are still being finalized, but "it will likely end up between 198 and 203 when we're done," the company wrote in its blog).
Microsoft hopes that will help Windows 8 in the tablet field: "While not primarily a touch interface, the ribbon also provides a much more reliable and usable touch-only interface than pull-down menus and context menus," it said.
Explorer has been the heart of Windows for more than 25 years: Microsoft calls it "one of the most venerable parts of Windows with a heritage you can trace back to the MS-DOS Executive in Windows 1.0!"
Here's a look at how Windows Explorer has evolved -- or failed to -- over the decades.
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As Xiaomi, one of China's biggest smartphone makers, struggles with slumping sales, a new product launch on Wednesday may not be the required panacea.
Japan will fail to meet its goal of achieving in fiscal 2020 nominal gross domestic product of 600 trillion yen if growth remains sluggish.
A potential President Donald Trump would be almost as painful for Asia as for his usual whipping boy, Mexico, Nomura has warned.
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A planned high-speed rail connecting Singapore and Kuala Lumpur is a feather in the cap for ASEAN but profitability could be a major issue.
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New book examines Oceania's impact on Victorian culture
Oceania and the Victorian Imagination, edited by Richard D. Fulton, former vice chancellor for academic affairs at Windward Community College and Peter H. Hoffenberg, associate professor at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, is available from Ashgate Publishing.
In the book, Oceania, or the South Pacific loomed large in the Victorian popular imagination. Everything was possible there. This collection of essays focuses on Oceania's impact on Victorian culture, most notably travel writing, photography, international exhibitions, literature and the world of children.
The literature discussed affected mainly the middle and upper classes, while exhibitions and photography reached down into the working classes, as did missionary presentations. The experience of children was central to the Pacific's effects, as youthful encounters at exhibitions, chapel, home or school formed lifelong impressions and experience.
It would be difficult to fully understand the Victorians as they understood themselves without considering their engagement with Oceania. While the contributions of India and Africa to the 19th-century imagination have been well documented, examinations of the contributions of Oceania have remained on the periphery of Victorian studies. Oceania and the Victorian Imagination contributes significantly to the discussion of the non-peripheral place of Oceania in Victorian culture.
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The Ritchie County Rebels girls basketball team won Tuesday's away tournament game against Roane County by a score of 66-50.
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Aristotelis Hotel, Central Macedonia
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 42 apartments
- Near the beach
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Pool bar
- Beach umbrellas
- Airport shuttle
- Childcare
- Terrace
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Children's pool
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Kitchenette
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
What's around
- Heart of Kassandra
- Kalithea Beach (9.1 mi / 14.6 km)
- Folklore Museum of Afitos (10.3 mi / 16.5 km)
- Pefkochori Pier (14.2 mi / 22.9 km)
- Pefkochori Lagoon (16.8 mi / 27.1 km)
- Xenia Beach (18.7 mi / 30.2 km)
Aristotelis Hotel, Central Macedonia
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $61
- Standard Double Room, Pool View
- Standard Triple Room, Pool View
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 42 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Free self parking (limited)
- Free nearby parking
Nearby One Star Central Macedonia hotels
In the hotel
- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach umbrellas
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Year Built 1995
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
- In-room accessibility
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- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Furnished balcony
- Private bathroom
- Rainfall showerhead
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- 14-inch TV
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Kitchenette
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Daily housekeeping
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Aristotelis Hotel, Central Macedonia's small print
Also known as
- Aristotelis Hotel Kassandra
- Aristotelis Kassandra
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Hotel registry number: 09.38.K.03.1A.03267.0.0.
Recent reviews
Good 3.6 /5 from 10 reviews
Pleasnt new hotel with good situation close to the sea. Staf are frendly. Bath room are little bit small. Breakfast is of poor quality and served from 09 AM till 11 AM- to late for brekfast.
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My grandpa, Frank, was 40 years into curating an iconic assortment of collectibles, and wanted to share them with the world. To do this, he needed a platform to let people know he was here, and a way in which to sell his treasures. He tried numerous options locally and online, but could never find a solution that felt honest, yet paid well, and got his items sold with both his wallet and his heart feeling happy. So, he decided to build his own auction house, and he named it after me, Mallory Paige.
Hi! This is the first post in a series of which I will keep you all updated on events, collections, our initiatives, and of course to say how much we value each and every one of you.
Paige Auction is a family-owned establishment, and without you we wouldn't be able to do what we love; source and share art, records, and collectibles with the world. Our core values are honesty, culture, and quality. My mission is to pioneer the way for Paige Auction to become a household name, in which we come first to mind when vintage collectibles are the topic.
Thank you all for your continued loyalty and support, and please stay tuned for more to come.
Also, I'd love to hear from you! If there are items you'd like to see more of in the future, let us know!
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